Judge to review two city-issued phones as part of FOIA ‘whistleblower’ case
The Clay case has seen unusual levels of hostility between dueling lawyers.
Graham Moomaw
Some of Richmond’s old-school toll booths are going away. Here’s how the new system will work
In 2027 the new system will be applied to the Downtown Expressway, eliminating the need for the road’s 15-lane toll plaza.
Should Richmond ban gas-powered leaf blowers?
After getting mixed feedback on the idea, the councilmember says he’s not planning on pushing the proposal forward anytime soon.
Richmond could use money from delinquent property fund to pay wrongfully convicted man
Donald said the administration “strongly opposes” dipping into the city’s so-called rainy day fund.
City’s hired attorneys ask judge to block former FOIA officer from filing FOIA requests
The city of Richmond wants a judge to order its former Freedom of Information Act officer to stop filing FOIA requests for city documents.
VCU hires law firm to probe workplace issues at Wilder School
Wilder revealed the existence of the “confidential investigation” by filing a federal lawsuit.
Appeals court overturns ruling that faulted Richmond police for racial disparities in traffic stops
A three-judge panel ruled Gibney’s analysis was overly simplistic
